Card Talks/Blog Posts Defining Who We Are
This post illustrates an example where where humor & confusion result from differing translations. And discusses whether priests can bang corpses.
"The Church universal does not feel one way about abortion or legal proceedings within the United States. Individual denominations, and individual people within those denominations, will make up their own minds in regards to these things. And miraculously, divinely, they remain within the Love of Christ."
On the issue of gender in the Bible, our game does the same thing it does with all topics: it tackles and wrestles with the uncomfortable.
"...Technically Malachi said God is smearing shit on your face and we’re just quoting him. And if you believe in divine inspiration of Scripture, then God told Malachi to write about God being a shit-smearer..."
“Report on God’s redemption of a broken world,” They said. “Give people Canon Cards that have a measure of hope in them,” They said. So we did. And They thought we were making a crude a sexual pun. (Seriously? We just can't win)...
"...you can laugh at “The Virginia Tech Massacre,” but “Babies with their brains dashed against stones” (Psalm 137) is problematic?..."
How you play our game is completely in your hands. You the player. You the liver of life. You the lover.
On why we haven’t created “A Game for Good Muslims”
Yes, you might be offended playing this game. The Bible, like humanity, is messy because it contains the messy relationship between the divine and humanity: a relationship which is humorous and horrifying. Our game embraces this dissonance.
See all of our Card Talks in The Canon.
Interviews with Us
July 18, 2019 - Podcast interview with Crystal Cheatham and Lord Have Mercy
November 26, 2015 - Podcast interview with Game Store Prophets
December 9th, 2014 - "Humor, Religion, and the Sacrilegious" - a podcast interview by Priest Pulse
August 5th, 2014 - “Godly Game or Godless Satire? Countering Biblical Ignorance with Heretical Humor” - Religion Dispatches
Yes, you might be offended playing this game. The Bible, like humanity, is messy because it contains the messy relationship between the divine and humanity: a relationship which is humorous and horrifying. Our game embraces this dissonance.